UNESCO, ILO and British Council in partnership with the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, and FCA Nepal, organized the Stakeholder Forum and Dialogue on Cultural and Creative Economy in Kathmandu. This forum provided a crucial platform for Nepal’s diverse stakeholders from creative and cultural sectors to collectively examine the gaps and challenges within the sectors and commit to leveraging the nation’s rich cultural heritage into a sustainable, job-creating, green economic powerhouse.
Fostering Cultural and Creative Economy in Nepal: Stakeholder Forum and Dialogue
UNESCO, 26 August 2025, Nepal
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